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How Demographics Could Elevate the Political Stakes of Student Loan Debt in 2028 and Beyond
Student loan debt has been a defining economic and political issue in the United States for over a decade. As […]
January 4, 2026
Higher Education Inquirer Resources, Spring 2026
[Editor’s note: Please let us know of any corrections, additions, or broken links. We always welcome your feedback.] This list […]
January 4, 2026
U.S. Abducts Maduro, Trump Says “We Are Going to Run” Oil-Rich Nation (Democracy Now!)
Higher Education Inquirer : Special Report on Venezuela: U.S. Abducts Maduro, Trump Says “We Are Going to Run” Oil-Rich Nation […]
January 4, 2026
Choosing Rhythms of Consistent, Predictable Joy – Teaching in Higher Ed
These are the drawings from the instructor. Look lower in the post for information about the course she teaches, plus […]
January 4, 2026
The Poisoning of the American Mind
For more than a decade, Americans have been told that polarization, mistrust, and civic fragmentation are organic byproducts of cultural […]
January 3, 2026
Artificial Intelligence, Mass Surveillance, and the Quiet Reengineering of Higher Education
The Higher Education Inquirer has approached artificial intelligence not as a speculative future but as a present reality already reshaping […]
January 3, 2026
8 Tiny Japanese Habits That Make a Massive Difference (What’s The Next Level)
Higher Education Inquirer : 8 Tiny Japanese Habits That Make a Massive Difference (What’s The Next Level) 8 Tiny Japanese […]
January 3, 2026
The Smart Start: Navigating the Pros and Cons of Community College in 2026
Thank you for subscribing! A college education has long been seen as the gateway to a better future, but the […]
January 3, 2026
Federal judge rejects injunction to block new law on antisemitism in California
Credit: Alison Yin / EdSource Top Takeaways Judge Noël Wise sided with Attorney General Rob Bonta, saying that the state, […]
January 2, 2026